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MedStar Georgetown opens facility with new emergency room
The Verstandig Pavilion has new technology and features that doctors hope will alleviate emergency room wait times. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Grammy nominee from DC gives back to kids in need
A little bit of holiday cheer was in the air at the Kidspace Child Center in D.C. Both music and toys were given away thanks to a Grammy nominated duo. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Family remembers devoted father shot, killed in DC
The mother of 24-year-old Tyejuan Harkum described him as a loving father who leaves behind a 3-year-old daughter. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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DC religious leaders, officials address community concerns about gun violence
News4’s Derrick Ward has more on how the collaboration across different religious denominations will work.
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DC police arrest man who set up four robberies with Facebook Marketplace
Police arrested a 19-year-old man after four men were robbed in the Trinidad neighborhood of Northeast D.C. – robberies that were set up on Facebook Marketplace. Between Nov. 8 and Dec. 3, Elijah Porter of Northeast D.C. used Facebook Marketplace to arrange meetings to buy items from the victims, police said. When he met the victims in the area of…
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DC police arrest man for Facebook Marketplace robberies
D.C. police are warning about thieves using social media commerce sites like Facebook Marketplace to target victims during the holidays. News4’s Walter Morris reports on an arrest in four cases.
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DC's Advanced Technical Center helps high school students earn college credits
As D.C. struggles with youth violence and troubling truancy rates, a new program is not only keeping teens in school, it’s also getting them free college credits before they graduate high school. At the Advanced Technical Center, up to 300 students from all grade levels in high school can enroll in college-level classes and earn college credits and certifications...
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DMV Black Restaurant Week promotes restaurants through Sunday
Black Restaurant Week highlights local Black restaurants until Sunday. News4’s Tommy McFLY sat down with the founders of the initiative about why it’s important.
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DC Advanced Technical Center allows students to earn college credits
A two-year program at the Advanced Technical Center in D.C. allows students to earn up to 20 college credits in nursing or cybersecurity. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Catholic University to open largest solar array in DC
The groundbreaking project that spans 19 football fields will create more clean energy for the city. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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14-year-old boy shot inside Petworth Metro station
A 14-year-old boy was shot and wounded inside the Georgia Ave-Petworth Metro station in Northwest D.C., authorities say. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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14-year-old boy shot inside Petworth Metro station
It was not immediately clear whether the shooting happened inside the station or right outside it.
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The Weekend Scene: DMV Black Restaurant Week and quick holiday trips
We’re not surprised that Taylor is the Time Person of the Year, besting co-finalists King Charles, Barbie and the Trump prosecutors… but what if she was up against Santa? We shudder to think, and luckily we don’t have to. Although tickets to the 9:30 Club’s Bey vs. Tay Dance Party go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. (or should...
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The Weekend Scene: DMV Black Restaurant Week and local holiday shopping
Whether it’s for DMV Black Restaurant Week or local holiday shopping, it’s a great weekend to head to Main Streets in your neighborhood and beyond. News4’s Tommy McFly shares what to do the weekend of Dec. 8-10.
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Washington Post employees stage 24-hour walkout over contract negotiations
Hundreds of workers walked off the job at the Washington Post Thursday unhappy with the company’s stance on a new contract — an agreement the union says it has been trying to reach for 18 months. Workers say post management is trying to weaken their contract and they’ve had enough. They joined a noisy picket line outside the newspaper’s...
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16-year-old arrested in fatal shooting on U Street
Prosecutors will charge a 16-year-old Fairfax County boy as an adult for a fatal shooting on U Street last month. Police say the teen shot a 24-year-old man during a birthday celebration. News4’s Dominique Moody spoke with the victim’s mother.
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Washington Post workers go on one-day walkout
Hundreds of workers walked off the job at the Washington Post Thursday unhappy with the company’s stance on a new contract. News4’s Paul Wagner reports that workers say management is trying to weaken their contract and they’ve had enough.
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Eyes in the sky: DC mayor details plan for crime center amid questions of privacy, accountability
D.C. police say they will launch a real-time crime center at Metropolitan Police Department headquarters.
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ZooLights illuminates Smithsonian National Zoo
Tommy McFly shows how Zoolights is bigger and brighter this year.
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DC mayor announces crime center will monitor surveillance 24/7
Some are raising concerns about the police monitoring the public around the clock. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.